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Back at Bloomers!
By Danny Reeds
August 22 2008
Saturday sees Kevin Blackwell make his debut at Bloomfield Road as Sheffield United manager and will anticipate a win as his side look to get promoted back to the Premiership. Blackpool though has been given a boost ahead of the game with news that Barker and Kabba are fit to play after a successful Reserve math against Man City on Wednesday.


Blackpool come into this match picking up their first point of the campaign after a 1-1 draw with Norwich and Ben Burgess is ready to start popping them in. Crainey is back to square one again after seeing a specialist and Grayson is hoping last season Player of The Year will be back soon. Blackpool may also hands 1st games to Barker and Kabba after successful recoveries of their injuries.

Man To Watch – Adam Hammill – Again quick feet tracks back and defends well and contribute to the attack

Sheffield United, on the other hand, comes in with a fantastic display against QPR as Billy Sharp sealed a hat trick and is Sheffield United’s main man. Stopping him is priority on Saturday as the quick feet can get round defenders easily so Evatt and Edwards need to be up to it and playing with James Beattie the defence could be busy

Man To Watch – Bill Sharp – Defence need to close him down a real danger man

Weather Watch – Hopefully Sunny like today. BBC Weather says Heavy Showers

Prediction- Blackpool 2 Sheffield United 1

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